[Thread Game] D&D Monsters A-Z

[Echohawk]

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black mamba

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cobra

Both of these are regular visitors around these parts! Life Lesson #137: If one of the cats is sitting up and staring intently at a door/cupboard/bush as if it has seen a snake, it is a very good idea to assume that it has, in fact, seen a snake.

 

[Scott DeWar]

I was about to ask where in Africa you are, but I was smitten with a mental google, which points to South Africa. It is summer there, right? prime time for those two fellas to show up in front of the cat?

I have met two doctors from South Afrika. Ok, chatterbox is shutting down.

 

[Richards]

...I hate to mention this, but the Xenostelid was already posted. In its place, here's the epic-level Xixical:



And then, since we're now on "Z" - here's a Zin-carla (an undead drow which maintains many of the abilities it had in life):



That puts us back to "A" then, for another pass through the alphabet!

Johnathan

 

[Echohawk]

I was about to ask where in Africa you are, but I was smitten with a mental google, which points to South Africa. It is summer there, right? prime time for those two fellas to show up in front of the cat?

I live in a rural part of South Africa's North West province. (We named our property "East" just to cram all the compass directions into our address.) Yes, it is now late summer, but early summer (September) is more snake season. We catch a lot of Mozambican spitting cobras, maybe 10-20 each year, and a black mamba about every three years. Scariest encounter so far was an African rock python, not because that is particularly dangerous, just because it was very, very large, and unexpected. I thought I was running into the garage to scold a cat for knocking a jar off the shelf.

All the snakes we catch are taken to the local snake park for health checks and eventual release, except the (rare) non-venomous ones, which go back into the garden.

 

[Scott DeWar]

I hope the cat didn't get eaten by the python!

I have a friend from Malaysia who was chased by a king cobra when he was young-ish 10-12, I think.

The closest I have gotten to a venomous snake was a rattle snake in the Mojave desert when I was about 11 years old.

Ok, starting with A

Anaxim

 

[Richards]

Planescape's Bariaur, a sort of ram-centaur:



Johnathan

 

[Scott DeWar]

clay golum

 

[Tonguez]

Dancing Dead

 

[Scott DeWar]

A different kind of slumber party?

Well, here is a cutie pie you can invite . . .Erinyes



I can just hear her saying, "Hello berk, welcome to my abode . . . . ."

 

[Jhaelen]

Fomorian:

These dudes, taken from Irish mythology, were significantly updated in 4e to become the major villains of the Faerie Realm.

 

[megamania]

 

[Scott DeWar]

hey mega, what is that?

 

[megamania]

hey mega, what is that?

Gray Glutten from Extended Psionics 3rd

 

[Scott DeWar]

geeez, how many hd is that thing?!?!?

 

[Tonguez]

geeez, how many hd is that thing?!?!?

9d10+36 (85 hp) http://www.d20srd.org/srd/psionic/monsters/grayGlutton.htm

Hagunemnon

 

[Richards]

Ibixian:



Johnathan

 

[Scott DeWar]

never mind, nothing to see here . . . move along, these are not the monsters you are looking for . . .

 

[Richards]

Well, I don't think we can call it "ninja-ing" when I posted about two hours before you did (is there an official statute of limitations on being "ninja'd?"), but I guess we now have an extra "I" in the bag.

In any case, here's a Julajimus:



Johnathan

 

[Scott DeWar]

I will secretly blank mine off, as I was trying to post for 2 + hours when I suffered internet instability. I lost . .. . .WAAAAAAHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!

 

[Duan'duliir]

Well, I cannot see the name of the creature in post #602, so it isn't gonna get added to the list. Here's a Kartoeba.